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The image shows an open scrapbook or album containing a newspaper clipping. The clipping is titled "Von Schmidt-Paulis leave for U.N." and is authored by Marjorie Sherman. The article discusses the departure of Baron and Baroness von Schmidt-Pauli from Boston to New York, where the Baron was to assume a position at the United Nations. The article describes a farewell party held in their honor at the German center in the U.S., attended by various diplomats and notable figures. The event included speeches, toasts, and a display of German cultural elements. The article also mentions future plans for the German center and other social events.

The newspaper clipping appears aged, with yellowing and some tears along the edges. It is affixed to the album page, which is white and has a plastic sheet protector. The album itself has a green cover, visible on the left side of the image. There are other scraps of paper and possibly additional clippings visible beneath the plastic protector.

The image shows a page from what appears to be a scrapbook or a book with newspaper clippings. The central clipping is a news article titled "Von Schmidt-Paulis leave for U.N." by Marjorie Sherman, who is identified as the Social Editor of the Globe.

The article discusses the departure of the von Schmidt-Paulis, a prominent Boston family, for a visit to the United Nations. The article notes that it took three hours for the family to say goodbye to their many friends. It mentions that the von Schmidt-Paulis are well-known figures in Boston, with Edgar von Schmidt being a consul general.

The article also includes descriptions of a farewell party held for them, attended by notable figures such as Mrs. Roy Benson, Mrs. Fredly Homans, and others from the Boston social scene. It describes the attire of the guests and the elegant atmosphere of the party, with mentions of various socialites and their activities.

Additionally, the article notes that the von Schmidt-Paulis' departure coincides with a tennis tournament, the U.S. Championships, which will be played at the Harvard Stadium and Harvard Gymnasium.

The clipping is yellowed and has some tears and damage, indicating it is an older piece of paper. The surrounding pages in the scrapbook appear to be empty or contain remnants of other clippings.

The image shows a newspaper clipping inserted into a book. The clipping is a news article titled "Von Schmidt-Paulis leave for U.N." by Marjorie Sherman, Globe Society Editor. The article discusses the departure of Von Schmidt-Paulis to the United Nations and mentions several cultural and social events in Boston, including a reception at the Museum of Fine Arts and the Boston Symphony Orchestra's concert.

The article begins by describing the departure of Von Schmidt-Paulis, who have been promoted to the rank of consul general. It also notes that Boston has been affected by the departure of other notable individuals such as Monica and Edgar von Schmidt, who are leaving for the United Nations.

The text further details the events that took place in Boston, including a reception hosted by the Museum of Fine Arts, the Boston Symphony Orchestra's performance at Symphony Hall, and various social events. It mentions prominent figures such as Mrs. Jacques Masurette, Mrs. Jacob Stern, and Dr. Joaquin Weno, and highlights the cultural significance of these events, including parties, lectures, and performances.

The newspaper clipping is somewhat aged and shows signs of wear and tear, including creases and a slightly yellowed appearance. The book itself appears to be well-used, with visible wear on the binding and other pages. The storage space for the book is indicated on the right side of the image.

The image shows a page from a newspaper or a magazine that has been heavily used, as evidenced by the multiple layers of paper and noticeable wear. The article is titled "Von Schmidt-Paulis leave for U.N." by Marjorie Sherman, likely from the Globe and Mail.

Here is a detailed description of the visible text and context:

1. Headline and Author:

   • The headline reads "Von Schmidt-Paulis leave for U.N."
   • The author of the article is Marjorie Sherman, who is credited as the Globe and Mail Editor.

2. Content Overview:

   • The article discusses the departure of someone named Von Schmidt-Paulis to the United Nations.
   • It mentions that it took hours for the Bostonian to say goodbye to the people they were close to, specifically highlighting the significance of their relationships.

3. Key Points:

   • Von Schmidt-Paulis has been promoted by the President and is heading to the United Nations.
   • The article describes the farewell ceremony held at Harvard’s Busch-Reisinger Museum.
   • Several people are noted, including Boston's best-known German-American couple, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maser, who were dressed in silk suits and had their hair styled.
   • The Hanns Swarzenkink, recently back from Mexico, is mentioned along with the reception held by the Boston Art Association.
   • The article lists several notable attendees and mentions the reception held at the Boston Art Club and the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

4. Additional Notes:

   • The event included speeches and performances, with the Boston Symphony Orchestra playing from Symphony Hall.
   • The article ends with a note about the different parties scheduled around the clock for the world's premier tennis championships, mentioning Harvard’s Hemingway Gymnasium as the venue.

The page also has visible signs of aging and use, with some parts of the text being faded or torn, indicating it has been handled or stored in a less-than-optimal condition over time.

The image shows an open book with a newspaper clipping pasted on the right-hand page. The clipping is an article titled "Von Schmidt-Paulis leave for U.N." authored by Marjorie Sherman from the Globe Society Editor section. The article discusses how it took three hours for Boston to say goodbye to Dr. and Mrs. Harold H. von Schmidt-Pauli at a farewell reception held at the Harvard Club. Dr. von Schmidt-Pauli has been appointed as the new Consul General at the United Nations. The event was attended by many, including Dr. Joaquin and Mrs. Weno, and highlighted by the Boston Pops playing the Brazilian and American national anthems. The article also mentions several attendees and their outfits, as well as the post-reception plans for some of the guests. The lower part of the article is cut off and not fully visible. The book itself appears to be of standard size with a green cover, and the pages are otherwise blank.

The image shows a newspaper clipping with an article titled "Von Schmidt-Paulus leave for U.N." The article is written by Marjorie Sherman and discusses the departure of several individuals from Boston to Lake Success, New York, where the United Nations (U.N.) meetings were being held at the time.

Key points from the article:

1. Departure Details:

   • The group left Boston after three hours of delay due to fog. They were scheduled to fly to New York but had to travel by train instead because of the weather.

2. Individuals Traveling:

   • Among those leaving were Dr. Edgar Von Schmidt-Paulus, a former German general who had been promoted by Hermann Göring and had a background in convalescing from injuries in Boston.
   • Others included Sunday school director Mrs. Jacques Minot, her daughter Mrs. Fredy Flanagan, and Mrs. Flanagan's young daughter, Siki.

3. Purpose of Travel:

   • The group intended to attend a U.N. session, specifically to hear Dr. Joost A. M. Meerloo, the Netherlands' delegate, speak on colonial questions.

4. Historical Context:

   • The article mentions that it's rare for Bostonians to form unofficial cultural ties with the U.N. representatives.
   • Von Schmidt-Paulus had a notable history, having been promoted by Göring and later captured by the U.S. Army in World War II.

5. Local Activities:

   • The article describes a farewell party hosted by Mrs. Hans Swarzenski for the departing group. The party included notable guests from the Boston art and academic communities, such as museum curators, art historians, and professors.

6. Future Plans:

   • The party was part of a series of cultural gatherings, with the next event being a round-table discussion hosted by the Boston chapter of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. The Henry Whitney Gymnasium was planned as the venue for the next meeting.

The article captures a snapshot of cultural and diplomatic interactions during the early days of the United Nations.

This is an image of an open book where a newspaper clipping is pasted on a right-side page. The visible part of the clipping has the headline "Von Schmidt-Paulis leave for U.N.", followed by smaller print that contains the article text, beginning with the byline "By MARJORIE SHERMAN" and starting with "It took three hours for Boston to say goodbye to the Von Schmidt-Paulis at Harvard's Busch-Reisinger Museum Monday...". The text appears to be an older newspaper clipping due to its yellowing paper and the typography.

The book itself has a green binding, and the visible edges of the pages are somewhat frayed and worn, suggesting it may be an older or well-used volume. Some pages are curled or folded at the corner, adding to the impression of age and frequent handling. There are additional papers sticking out from the top of the book, hinting that there may be more clippings or documents inserted within the pages. At the bottom of the pasted clipping, the word "END" can be seen, indicating the end of the article. There is also some text to the right of the clipping at the bottom, suggesting that storage space is mentioned, but it is not fully legible.

The image shows an old newspaper clipping pasted onto a white page within a book or album. The headline of the article reads "Von Schmidt-Paulis leave for U.N." The article is written by Marjorie Sherman, a Globe Society Editor.

The text mentions Von Schmidt-Pauli's promotion by the Federal Republic of Germany from consul general to minister with the Bonn delegation at the United Nations. The article describes a farewell party held in Boston at Harvard's Busch-Reisinger Museum for Von Schmidt-Paulis, mentioning various attendees and their roles or backgrounds, including cultural ties to German arts and academic institutions.

The article also recounts other social notes, including mentions of people traveling or attending parties, references to the National Squash Championships being held in Boston for the first time in 10 years, and specific mentions of Harvard's Heminway Gymnasium as the location for the event. The clipping is slightly torn at the bottom and yellowed with age.

The image shows an open book with a single page visible. The page is titled "Von Schmidt-Paulis leave for U.N." and is attributed to Marjorie Sherman, identified as the Gloke Society Editor. The text appears to be a news or feature article discussing a notable figure named Von Schmidt-Paulis, who is preparing to leave for the United Nations.

Key Details from the Page:

1. Headline and Subheading:

   • The headline is "Von Schmidt-Paulis leave for U.N.", indicating the subject of the article.
   • The byline reads "By MARJORIE SHERMAN", with the designation "Gloke Society Editor".

2. Content Overview:

   • The article discusses Von Schmidt-Paulis, who is described as having been promoted by the Federal Republic of Germany to serve at the United Nations.
   • It mentions that Monika von Schmidt-Paulis, the wife of Heinz von Schmidt-Paulis, has received a warm reception in Boston, where the couple is planning to live.
   • The text references various social events, including a Bunch-Reidner luncheon and a Bunch-Reidner party, highlighting the social life and connections of the couple.

3. Visual Layout:

   • The page is formatted in a traditional newspaper or magazine style, with justified text and a clear headline.
   • There is a visible tear or crease across the top portion of the page, suggesting age or handling.
   • The page is part of a larger book or collection, as indicated by the visible spine and adjacent pages on the left side of the image.

4. Contextual Clues:

   • The mention of the United Nations, Boston, and social gatherings suggests the article is from a mid-20th-century publication, likely a newspaper or magazine covering social and political news.
   • The tone and structure imply it is a news report or feature article rather than a fictional narrative.

Overall Impression:

The image depicts a historical document, likely from a newspaper or magazine archive, focusing on the departure of Von Schmidt-Paulis for the United Nations and the social activities surrounding the event. The visible wear on the page adds a sense of historical context, indicating its age and potential significance as a preserved piece of journalism.

The image shows an open book with a newspaper clipping pasted on the left side of the page. The newspaper clipping is titled "Von Schmidt-Paulis leave for U.N." and contains text and images related to the departure of individuals named Von Schmidt-Paulis for the United Nations. The clipping is pasted on a white page with a green border, and the book appears to be a collection of newspaper clippings or articles.